Physics, asked by junaid45780, 1 month ago

Do all physical quantities have dimensions..
Justify your answer with example..​

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Answered by dharaadrija794
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Physical quantities really don't have dimensions. the algebraic equations in the defining equations. it can add and subtract base units. This is also correct, charge free of force and length, it needs to be a free dimension in SI but not CGS.

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